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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-12-31
Does Advertising Pay1

The first issue of the Broada1, in Blakely,
contained an advertisement: "a Boy Want
ed at this Office" The next issue of the
Early county NraOs, published also in
Blakely, contained the following: "Born
to Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Jordan, bouncing
baby boy" w. A. Jordan is the editor Of
the B,0adax. Some people pretend to be,
ieve that advertising does not pay, but it
does
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-12-31
Bucklen's Arnicn Salye

The best salve in the world for cuts, brui-
ses, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever sores,
letter, chapped hands, chilblains. corns, and
all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price IS cents per box. Fer sale by J. A.
Bonham..
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Names

And in accordance with law and an order of the
Board of Trustees made on the 18th day of August
A. D. 1887, many shares of each parcel Of such
stock as may be necessary will be sold at public
auction, at the office of the Company IN anarts
Hail. in the Town Of Greenfield, Lyon county;
State of Nevada, on tie Goth day of September
A. D. 1887, at the hour of three ~ O'Clock P. NJ !.
of said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon together with costs of advertising and exF
penses of the Sale. J. NJ HOUSTON,
Secretary, Mickey Ditch Company
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CHRISTMAS EVE. AT SILVER.
Programme OF the Entertainment
| Given by the Young Ladies.

Programme OF the Entertainment
Given by the Young Ladies.
A Silver City correspondent kindly fur
nishes US with the following programme Of
the entertainment given in that place on
Christmas Eve. by the young ladies, assisted
by the chi ldren Of the school, and others:
song-Merry Christmas ....... BY the School
Ricitation-Loss of the U. S. Ste amship
Mississippi .......................H II. Clint
Recitation. ......................Ry Cora Cooms
Pantomine Scene .... By the Small Children
Song-Silent Night. ...........,....B By the Glass
Recitation. ................B By Colum. Powning
Recitation-Elizabeth Jane ........ ....
..................B By Miss Jennie Williams
Song-Go Let the Angels 1n-with tableau.
Recitation ....................B By Homer Cooms
Recitation-The Polish Boy.............
.....................B By Miss Eunice Hunt
Song-Papas Footsteps. ................
............B By Kitty and Tommy Powning
Rectation-Dollys School. By Allie Grove
Recitation ............,,........By Eddie Hunt
CHARADE-CARBOLINE
CHARACTERS;
Dolores Merriman ......... Miss Fannie Powers
Jacob Merriman ............... MADEIRA Angel
Hope Merriman. Miss Lizzie Durrerberger
Lieut.. Harry Gay. ..............C has. Hamilton
Desire Knowall, NJ. D.. Miss Jennie Williams
Rose (colored maid) 800. Miss Annie Wilson
The entertainment was a grand success,
as the HILL was we'll filled and the different
parts well rendered. After the entertain
ment the children were given social dance.
The Silver City Miners Union donated the
use Of the hall for the occasion and the Sill
yer City String Band the music, for which
the young ladies beg leave to tender their
sincere thanks.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-12-31

Trains Nos l and 2 run daily.
Train No. runs Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays.
Train No. 4 runs Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays.
Passenger trains make close connection at
Mound House with express trains of Virginia
and Truckee Railroad. which connect at Reno
with east and west bound trsius of the Central
Pacific Railroad.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
At HAWTHORNE. with United States Stage
Company's coaches for Aurora (26 miles, {:
Bodie (S7 miles, and for Bridgeport and Lundy.
AtLUNING (125 miles from Mound House) with
Gilmer, Salisbury Co.'S try-weekly stages
(lesving Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridsys)
for Downeyville, Grantsville and Belmont.
At CANDELARIA. with United States Stage Com
pary's stages for Colum' us "a miles,, Silver
Peak. Montezuma, Aida Valley, Gold Mountain
At KELLER, with stages for Cerro Gordo
Is miles,, Darwin (22 miles, and Panamint
l. miles,
Il. NJ. YERINGTON,
General superintendent
Ri. LAWS,
Assistant Superintendent.
D. A. BENDER,
General Freight Passenger Agent
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.

MICKEY DITCH COMPANIES
Wilton of principal place of business, Town Of
Greenfield, Mason Valley, Lyon county, State of
Nevada are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account of assess
ment No T2l levied on tho 9Th day of July A. D.
1887, the several amounts set opposite the names
of the respective share holders as follows:
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PROGRAMME OF THE THE NEVA
DA EDUCATIONAL ASS.

Following is the programme Of the Neva-
da Educational Association, which will be
held in Carson City, January 18th and 18th,
1888.
FRIDAY EVENING.
MUSIC.
7:3o-Address Of Welcome by Principal
H. H. Howe, Of Carson.
S:oo-Response by Hon. w. c. Dovey,
Chairman of the Association.
S:3o-Experimental Physics, by Prof. w.
M. Miller, State University.
MUSIC.
SATURDAY MORNING.
MUSIC.
o:oo-Miss Annie H. Martin, Carson
Schools, Primary Work.
e:3o-J. E. Bray, Supt. Virginia Schools,
Physical Geography in connection with
History.
Io:oo--Mss Helen r. Guthrie, Bishop
Whittakers School for Girls, Method in
Work.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
MUSIC.
I:3o-Report OF Committee on Reading
Circle.
I:5o-Mrs. M. E. johns, Of Orphans
Home, Class Work in Sewing and Glass
Work in Reading.
MUSIC
2:4o-Miss Anna Sullivan, Gold Hill
Schools, Teaching Fractions.
3:I5-Mark Averill, Virginia Schools,
Arithmetic in Grammar Grade.
MUSIC.
SATURDAY EVENING.
MUSIC.
y:3o-S. Summerheld, Principal Empire
Schools, The Press as Public Educator.
SHs-J. L. Smith, Principal Genoa School,
Music in Public Schools.
e:oo-Miss Kate Bardenwerper. Carson
High School, Physiology.
MUSIC.
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Following is the programme Of the Neva-
da Educational Association, which will be
held in Carson City, January 18th and 18th,
1888.
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RsW SocIaI Events -
Place on Record.
rant Occurrences Out
OF Town
Gathsrings Of an Unprsten-
tious Mature.



4 wuuId Gee frgm the sity'Bgule ana Lac,
And 10 wher8 The strawberry grows 90
is straw
Asd rs aoOssbsrEy grows On he
whsss sss sstnip tres ID climbed By shs
Asshs esoushsa for her prey
Tba auilsiem end unsnspessina ri
On The rattan buah 81 plsg.
4 viii wstoh a easS tie saffron eov
Ana her oowisa IN their alee,
AZ thsg leap 10 10y from bonRh 10 boaah
Oh he sop Of she cowsiip tree;
whsEe ths musical partridge dEums On
hni - woo1chusk ehuaks hia good.
Ana tie doR dsxours the doawood plum
II The primitive solitude.
Oh, let me drink from the mOss-aEOwa
ThsI vss hsvn from NE Da@Dlin
tree,
Rat nnsh and misk from q rural stamp.
FFom form and fashion free;
N0w gathered mush from TIE mushroom
vine.
And milk from The milkweed swsst,
VITA luscious pineapple frura tbs pine
1ucb food &c the gods might Ell.
Ana then 10 We uhIssvaahsd dairy TN
turn.
where tha dairymaid Fastening hiss,
Her rudy and golden red butter 20
chnKn
From the milk Of her butteFaless
And I'll rise q morn With the early bird
To the fragrant fAFnayaRd pass
when The farmer tnFns his beautiful
herd
OF RFasshoupsss out 10 grass.
-. W. Foss n I'd Bite.
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CMURW HoTTCM.

R,ruk Hnusi.t churrA Fauvth str.a. nn.r
NJ un.tnr A n 4 r. a. 7sao !. nj com.
nuniou i u 8. n. Evening suhjeet, sChrist
az ne moael toaeheF.'' Choir loa by Pro-.
Gsddss. Society q Christian Endoavor IN
First ChuFcn parloTs AZ ESQ D. m.
RrDI pss-.. I'm u-.aeh :. T..ha r7nto.
MBp' M
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sveninx aerVics. a. TIE Rector qoee 20 BIasely.
49, c...-.--.s.-., ,rL...sa - -.
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- ~ ~ kans Il Hax.lnns ~
1N411I EEnIzE
N1H1a & 3rnaas. aEI1sr e - kllaas
0sg kzmArs go b tBum znn1 kstlag.
La x1xT nlnzksea go q ehsEls
0coAE4N4. a11lou1 az HznsAlN - MEi1MF
and I'll si1is 6nzima ne winssE.
r. Z HoslH - T. D. kewz.ass l1ass
lomoEzuW tur . viEia - 10 kasaeEn
e1nls4 orAelnz4R oaelnens Win rle4s'
a.H. snnasrsss. ID efss swd d.nab-
-, Ml@ Era Gsn1nrson, IaaEo aAoFt-
b 1nF 3 ~ M1nShH UiEl1 a. relatives MEI1
fEtsD&z ID be1ena. Mnzs.
Nd. BsElnsd, vie snd family, IN
lant Wednesday egeninG fuE CalifpgniA.
uhese thsy - - spsnd - wlnisz
Irvlaa AIvsra. ssn q 7. y. Alsurd.
- usll kneWn fnxnng e waits River.
LETT On the Mexico fer Les An9slss.
ghass - eas1 . apsn1 esw weshA
Mis- Watson. q Han ksnnclseo, b
viHilsnR e - eaotds1ee a. NJ. ard
AM J. H Waison, q this eily.
OrxiiIs nspy, foFmarly af Ga BlHins
1ssszag, haa removed 70 HeaffIa, an9
asospssd poaitisB O. TIE Sunday sfar.
Ma Gee. ". Boardman, iefn 80 ne
Mexieo ia1s Friday, 20 sisie fKiend1 y
San kEnneissn and Les AnGeia1.
Ohas. 0oldsasiu, len Iast Rriday for 9
bzEnssa sEip - Gan fFannisso.
Rsv. 8. yssEEsnssn. u sssnvood. = "a
The city.
Mira. n. r. whitnsY, rsturnsd % The
Washin9tsa yesterday from visa te
friends down Dound.
MFA REank Kssne, Isft lass THURSDAY
evening, 70 visi, her sisssE. Mrs. D. L.
Martin a. 1AaonmeE.
Duxlsy .Bsanshnzd, sstuFnsd from .
visii - shs lower 1sand yesterday.
Mis- Ads 0aliigsn. returned Iast Fri
eay from Q weeks sisii 70 Relatives, In
Old Tacomas
Mrs. Frsnk Hanford isfi Last Friday
sssnina 10 visil fFisnds and relatives in
Portland.
Mis- I.ouiss Psok, q Vansoussr, B.
O.. vas In the city visiaiaR friends, dur.
Inc ths pass week.
Ms. Chambsru, oe VlssoEia, ID visiting
ths family e NJ. ,. W. Kdwar6A q
his efty.
MIN Edna Morrison, Of Tae0ma, b
Tia guest Of Der cousin, Mlas Ada Call
aan, q Der residences. on Cherry street.
Rss. o. =. RewhsrEy. of she CouREe-
eational ChzEch, Of elsilaaooza. will oo-
eupy ths pnlpit Of Plymouth Church
today, both moving and evening.
Mia Tile PIpsF retained from Ave
meuthss visit 10 the Eastern States, Last
Friday.
Wm. Oliver and wife, Of Esanwood,
ere IN TIE city.
Hiss Fannie Ausiin and Mim MARY
Han, arrived In the city yesterday from
8hnteom, 10 Hoanme theiK studies In the
TeEritoFiai UnivDrnity.
MIs CARTS Msyss. Who b the eusst
OF TIE family Of Mf. Wm. KisEski, leaves
for her homs IN Portland, ebis evsning
Mr.. !. Kogn d expected 70 return dur.
ina the present week from . vista "a
Placegvills, Oai.
Mir Ella MosEIs, Of Milton, Oregon
arrived IN the eitg iasl ThuEsday sven
ina 70 entsr The Territorial Univsssity
A. Stacey. q farmer Of gkaeit oonuiy
vas IN the city yesterday.
Le Roy Carter, Of ths La Conner
Mad, 10 In town.
Henry Mcbride, ESQ.,, Of the arm o.
Mcbride, Carr 4 Preston, Of La Conner
e IN the city.
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49, - Ese spsnEns np.sEa Wlss-
me- Etze zna = F'f " Esrtlan&
D. Az& lk4zls.nR panunzsz
Q1aaa a sA8 11Nn1inn Eaei1e. 80 p
xansnA - NrzI II - week An4 -.
~ Em1.zn1 e Ikns1ay.
La y \. Rgs@lm y "a - h1s
s.. - ~ 5oha s Bakur pasd !
Aytaa yisi1 e0sF als m8unlntns dnring
Pm. Iha1upsnn. Eafa tsaehsR q lan-
/ NnaEsg q WMzhlN14um O1lieRo. nae
/ gons go e he monn1zi1Es
Mzns MnnEohan an1 6nnRAteE. acenu-
panfa1 ~ Ma Mnkznh1aag bsg8hex, ..
-. A11eon, ERq- la11 1oR VIA - an
kgazel1en On Ekid4g.
q ID. Ry1n, slpnslule8&eE3 81 -
NEnelt1E rEeiec1y hng 900 ka1t.
Ira. w. 0nnhmmn b vizf1inQ Portland.
5ehn MaeEsa&Y b no4 - hia wAy e
Sioux CITY, lava, tAsee 30 he unlied u
maExinRs % Mis- May Harris. 1he eeK-
eE0ug glIi tak8 plaee on tbe Sl1 ~.
afEss whf6A TIE happg coupls wi1 make
. tgux q fhe Eastern cities presfs1s 20
theiR Eo11Ru heza.
A DeEmsR, ID e The Hot Springs.
Mk. nnd Mrs. Geo. II Afkinsnn.
moved inte their eleRant heme % the
oil neaF tie SEMINARY, On Eaesday.
b. O. Ol4nznnt. ret1Tnsd % Monday
iRsm = sisil % Albany, Oregon bis oid
Rss. Z. ,. Massey, Of Ne Msihsdisi
church Of thia city, received q unani-
mous eaIl q TIE meeting Of The Board
% Monday evening, nakinR him b con-
1inua hla ministry foK another year.
John EoKeE. bEo1naR of the late j. =.
L.omsE, h d the city attending 10 The
Affairs Of the daaanssd contractor.
MFa. Bfomeli, Of eaiem. OEe1ons q
visiting her mstheE, Hrs. a. n. Ssassna.
Z. J.. Tappon, late baggage master
for she n. p. r B. bsss, exehnnGsd
phases On tie 1ss insa.s With L. Larson.
81 Portland.
8. B. O1ssdIs. Of shis city, YES in B.
ahtie On Monday last.
Mr.. n. Fowler Is Ia gan Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs.. 8. ~. Nolan retaEnsd %
Wednesday from whit 10 ne Hot
IS. b Psssineill returned from hIs trip
10 British Columbia On Tuesday and
went on 20 his home n Posslana.
Miss Eunico BsrRY. AFTER ~ extended
WEN EEAoNUM u ~ - ~ A42A
home ID Walla Wnlla.
DistFios Congt Clark A. Reeves Ayfea
vas in the city On Friday and Saturday.
W. J. Fife hag recovered from biD re-
cent illness and % at work again Gu TIE
World. He weighs from Ten TO twenty
pounds short Of normal, however.
Abe Gross started for San kraBcisoc
yesterday On : vacation Of several
Nm. W. ". spraene IsviaisInR friend.
q. Van asd Clinton Oale, Of IlllnOis
are visiting their uncls, Van ORiss Oi
Ma 4. @. Smith Is visiting in Mime.
Mia Emily Boss Is visiting In San
FFaneiaeo.
Morris Gross has returned home from
California.
Geo. D. Shannon, Of Olympia. vas b
ths city Yesterday.
4. +. Wilson, formerly Of the Dsytol
Chroaiels, and latteEly Of the epoksn
ChiaOok, vas 10 the city on Friday al
lefl yesterday for Eastern Washington
Miss AQRie ByFne, Of Salem, OREGON
| Who has besn amending the suzanne
with Der sister, MFs. y. =. Young. Fe
tnrnsd 10 her homa IN Salem on ThnrH
dag.
Frank wIIkeson, brother Of samue
WiIkeson, IT,, Who has been VISITING
here foe some time. left for che East O
Friday. Mr.. Wilkeson 10 Q special eoE
respondents for the New York 1sNes.
Hon Eugene Oanfield passed throual
Ithe city, bound for Olympia. on Friday
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- hsassa hsk pnR- -wllk hnsse azuas
Ane rnfnad npGn 50 eszzsnsshB 800
q e1QfW q N111l11san8 gnoe1s
n bwHd asslImima q be- fsnt
Bem1Eked, g he ioakn1 gi4BWi1N -,
VA fA4t e ben ben DGpl
1aan saiiina eoidiy fEnm heF tArom9
11e sid. @kn1 uero ye1 bora fnH
W1wnzn -EA
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Az Last / had met her, could know and
admire
The maid be profsssed TO adore;
Bat nov be RlaFsd sayaRely into the are
Ana haorsd me % name her no more.
''Wky, thought you considered her
perfect aAid ],
"From Der bead 70 the tips Of her
toesf"
$50 I did" be replied. "when ] thought
Of hsr aye,
But l changed on account OF her
'nces.'"
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A reception vas given on Thursday
evening last BY Mrs. Matthew Mccoy.
se her home on O streat, IN homer Of
nisa Maggie OoapeF, Of Salem, Oregon,
who has been Der gues1 foR some htils
tina. Music and dancing we're the
features Of the svsnina. ItWas Q very
pleasant AFFAIR.
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Nm. n. Kaufman, yesterday, eslsbra-
I'D her thiFsisth btsthday. The osca-
sion vas made one Of mneh pleasure
amenz shis lAdyis wide eiFels q fFlenda.
Many d then abroad ssna messages Of
ccnRratulation and noe q few sabs4an-
tai tokens In honor 81 the ossnt.
Among tho1a latter was her sister. Afs.
BtneeFman, q Seattle. Who ssnt Q hand
ssmely uosksd tabls elsth, dene b. her
ewn hands.
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The second anuiSersaxy Of ths organ
iMAti0u Of the PlFsa Unitarian B0oieiy Of
Taooma vas eelsoratea on Gaturday
evening By q soelnbis and dana, aivsn
~ the Ladies' Friendly Seoisty, 8 q.
A. 3. HalI.
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MFs. Preston. Of North Seattle, de-
liehtfully entertained . few friends 81
Innoh on Thursday In honoF Of Mira.
HolbFook, Of Portland and Mrs. Truteh,
Of Victoria. Those present we're Ms.
weed. MFa. Hopkins, Mrs. W.. Jen-
niRes. Mrs. BOone, Mrs. Grant and Mrs..
q. q, Lyon.
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uxrvxmrrT sOuzrTY.

Tha Eroscpho-0 nothausil Society Of
Of the University. lasl evening elected
the following efiiesfa fof The eHsalnG
term; President, d. q. WakeneldI vice
President. q. A. aeWes; Recording SEQ
ressxy, h. T. HAviey; Dor responding
Secretary, O A. kinnsar; Treasurer. J..
u. DeAne; asfReant-at-Arms, II. l.. Van
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srnrHDAI PAArr.
SAnRwHI.L rAKrx.

A paFty was given a. the Fesidsase Of
Il. DilleF, Front stress, on Wednesday
evening. In honeE Of Miss DilleF, prior
10 her departure fer Portland. Daneing
and Whist we're lndulaea IN and the
evenlng parsed moza enioyably. Those
present we're; Mrs. WALKER. Mrs. Bray,
Misses 1sAks, Sears, Calhoun, 9oRmlcy,
LastDeR, ZinaFa, RinehaFt, Bray, WI
son. Chairman, DilleF. and Cochran, and
Meanra. Russell PenAeld, J. T. Ooeh-
rama, q. H. Smith, N II. LafimeF, J. H.
Huhbell, W, v. RinahaFt, J. &. Chilbega,
Is. Oaaseii ana j. "A. Walker.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

The Tacoma Maeaner Ohor gave q
vocal and instrumental eencegt last
evening, q Germania Hall Quite .
large audienes was preseut, mosa Of
whom remained and Joined Ia the
dance, which followed the caneert.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04
BIHTHpAx PAxrH.

A highly snioYabls party 90 hoDoE Of
the birthday OF Mlss Lottie Kellogg was
given 81 the residences 81 DIT. Z. l..
Smith, on Thursday evening. DAnsinR
vas the principal amusement Of the
evening, though vocal and inalrunsntal
selections we're rendered b. several Of
tbs young ladies. Those present were;
Misses Carter, Ladd, Beara. Wilson,
Kellogg. 6paFling. Jones, Atkins and
RlnehaFt. and Msssrs. q. II. Sparkling,
q. Dnrean. J. o. Yoana, j. =. ChilbeFe.
J. A. WhAliey, +. DllieF, b. Kellogg, O.
@. Perkins. W. v. Rineharts JF., and II.
h. Loomis.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04
AYARwwHz.r PAnrx.

The farewell party given BY che mem
Episcopal Church 10 Rev. O. B. OraW-
ford, aS ths Red Nen's Hall, OF Friday
evening, vas we'll attended. Music and
dancing we're features Of the evenings
enfertainment. Refreshments we're
ssEved at eleven o'clock, and an heur
IateF the company dispsrss&.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04
Iir performances have bsan held
coMPKrxxxTkKx pmnKn.

A dinner vas given al the Taeoua on
Wednesday evening, In honor Of W. N.
Pratt and George Brand, visitors from
ElmiEa, N. Z. O. p. Maatersou, 4. r.
Manning, T. B. Wallacc, JF.. Isaac W.
Andsrssn, ". D. Tyler, q. n. Wheeler
and OsaaR B. MUM we're present., be-
side The especial guests montioned.
MsssFs. PFatt and Brand iefl for thsiT
homea yesterday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04
cAADoNADo rmTIvAh.

An Ice eFsAm festival Vas held In the
Carbonate fogn Hall - Wednesday
evening iass, teE The bensfia 81 ths san
wna neatod froM tha entareAinmeaA
artlsies sAsred for sale. and trade vita
tables was pArtieaiarly brisk. DuriAe
The evening" . nambeF Of vocal sslso-
ticna were rendered and mach anioyed.
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